, we’re using a Chrome app called—get this— Chrome Connectivity Diagnostics . I like a straightforward app that knows what it is. Go ahead and install it from the Chrome Web Store to get started. Once installed, you can fire it up by jumping into Chrome’s app menu and finding Chrome Connectivity Diagnostics. If you’re using the Chrome browser on Windows, Linux, or macOS, you can open the app menu by clicking on “Apps” in the bookmarks bar. On a Chromebook, you can either click the menu button in the bottom left corner and find the app, or just tap the search button and type “Chrome Connectivity Diagnostics.” Either way, these are two means to the same end. As soon as the app launches, it’ll do its thing. It’ll take a few minutes to run through all the tests, but a progress bar will let you know how far along it is. Once finished, it’ll give a breakdown of everything it found—if all’s well, like it is in my test case here, you’ll see nothing but a sea of green checkmarks. Con...
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